Well, the basic property access/modification, indexed element
access/modification, function call etc. are indeed glued to JSObject
methods. Nashorn includes separate dynalink linker to implement this.
But, a JSObject is *not* a Nashorn ScriptObject in *every* possible
context. This is by design. Th
I have a Java class ExampleTuple2 that extends AbstractJSObject. My
ExampleTuple2 has a toJSON method. I instantiate the object in JavaScript
(nashorn) if I do a JSON.stringify(tuple2Instance) the result "undefined"
The API documentation for AbstractJSObject
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/
